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Bond University Act 1987
sec.5Establishment of associated entities
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### sec.5 Establishment of associated entities
The university company may establish or join in establishing colleges, chairs, centres for research or learning and other institutions or bodies within or associated with Bond University with a view to the proper discharge of its function or the effectual exercise of its powers.
The university council may specify terms and conditions to be observed by all persons concerned in relation to any college, chair, centre, institution or body established or to be established within or associated with Bond University and may exact such penalty as is specified by the university council for any breach of such terms and conditions.
Where any such penalty is a pecuniary sum it may be recovered by the university council from the person who has breached the terms and conditions as a debt due and owing to it by action in a court of competent jurisdiction.
This section applies despite the Corporations Act .
s 5 amd 2001 No. 45 s 29 sch s 2 – 3
(sec.5-ssec.1) The university company may establish or join in establishing colleges, chairs, centres for research or learning and other institutions or bodies within or associated with Bond University with a view to the proper discharge of its function or the effectual exercise of its powers.
(sec.5-ssec.2) The university council may specify terms and conditions to be observed by all persons concerned in relation to any college, chair, centre, institution or body established or to be established within or associated with Bond University and may exact such penalty as is specified by the university council for any breach of such terms and conditions.
(sec.5-ssec.3) Where any such penalty is a pecuniary sum it may be recovered by the university council from the person who has breached the terms and conditions as a debt due and owing to it by action in a court of competent jurisdiction.
(sec.5-ssec.4) This section applies despite the Corporations Act .